Screwfix Rewards explained: how the coins scheme really works in 2026
Screwfix Rewards now runs monthly: 1 coin per 1p in the app, online or in store, six milestone rewards and a monthly reset. How it works, plus the traps.
- Screwfix Rewards at a glance
- What is Screwfix Rewards and is it a loyalty card?
- Screwfix Rewards app: how to join and activate it
- How to opt in through the Screwfix app
- Can you join Screwfix Rewards on the website?
- Why the Rewards permissions toggle matters
- How do Screwfix Rewards coins work?
- How many coins do you get per £1?
- Can you earn Screwfix coins in store?
- Does Screwfix have points or coins?
- When do Screwfix coins appear?
- Screwfix Rewards milestones, monthly resets and 14-day expiry
- How many rewards can you earn each month?
- When do Screwfix coins reset?
- How long do Screwfix rewards last?
- Why early-month orders can work better
- Screwfix Rewards benefits: offers, perks and partner deals
- Surprise perks and prize draws
- Partner offers
- Exclusive member-only offers
- What happened to Screwfix Stack & Save and Rewards Unwrapped?
- Screwfix Rewards not working: why coins or rewards are missing
- Check you are opted in
- Check the app is updated
- Wait up to 24 hours for coins
- Check whether you are using a Business account
- Check whether your order qualifies
- Check whether you have hit milestone six
- Is Screwfix Rewards worth it?
- Screwfix Rewards FAQs
Screwfix Rewards has changed a lot since it launched, and most of what you'll read about it online is out of date. Here's how the coins, milestones and monthly resets actually work now, plus the expiry traps to watch.
If you joined Screwfix Rewards when it launched in October 2025, or read about it since, forget most of what you know. The scheme was overhauled on 2 March 2026 and now works differently in almost every way that matters. Coins are no longer app-only, they no longer vanish when a promotion ends, and there's a predictable monthly rhythm you can plan around.
I've covered loyalty schemes for years and worked in a tool store before that, so I know how tradespeople and DIYers actually shop: little and often, with the odd big hit when a job kicks off. That pattern matters here, because this scheme quietly rewards one type of shopper far more than the other. I'll get to that.
Screwfix Rewards at a glance
Screwfix Rewards is a free loyalty scheme inside the Screwfix app. You opt in through the app, collect coins when you shop, and unlock money-off rewards when you hit monthly coin milestones.
The current version is called Spend & Save. It started on 2 March 2026 and replaced the earlier launch promotions such as Stack & Save and Rewards Unwrapped.
You earn 1 coin for every 1p spent, so £1 equals 100 coins. Coins can be earned on app, online, in-store and contact centre orders, but you still need the app to join, track your coins and access your rewards.
Coins reset on the first working day of each month. Rewards you have already earned do not reset with your coins, but reward codes expire 14 days after they are issued.
The scheme is best for regular Screwfix shoppers who place several orders a month. If you only shop there once or twice a year, you may still benefit, but you are less likely to hit the better monthly milestones.
What is Screwfix Rewards and is it a loyalty card?
Screwfix Rewards is the retailer's free loyalty scheme, run through the Screwfix app. Members collect coins on their spending, which unlock money-off rewards at set milestones each month, plus exclusive offers, surprise perks like prize draws and discount days, and rotating partner offers from other brands.
It launched on 8 October 2025, pitched by Screwfix as a loyalty programme built for the trade, though anyone can join. The early months ran as short promotional bursts under names like Stack & Save and Rewards Unwrapped. Since 2 March 2026 it has settled into a permanent monthly format called Spend & Save, and that's the version this guide covers. Joining costs nothing; you just need the app, a Screwfix account, and to be 18 or over in Great Britain or Northern Ireland.
It is not really a traditional loyalty card in the supermarket sense. There is no plastic card to scan and no long-term points pot to build up over the year. It is more of an app-based monthly rewards scheme: you opt in, collect coins on qualifying orders, unlock rewards, then start again when the month resets.
You can read the official scheme details on the Screwfix Rewards page, but the important bit is this: the current 2026 version is much broader than the launch version. You no longer have to order through the app to earn coins, but you do still need the app to join and manage your rewards.
Screwfix Rewards app: how to join and activate it
You can only join through the app, not the website. Here's the full route, because the opt-in toggle is easy to miss:
- Download the Screwfix app from the App Store or Google Play and sign in. If you don't have a Screwfix account, you can create one free in the app.
- Tap the More section in the bottom-right corner of the homepage.
- Find Screwfix Rewards and opt in by enabling the Rewards permissions.
- That's it. You're a member, and any qualifying order from that point collects coins.
How to opt in through the Screwfix app
The key step is the Rewards permission. Downloading the app is not enough on its own. You need to go into the Rewards section and actively opt in before you start collecting coins.
That is worth checking if you installed the Screwfix app ages ago and assumed you were already earning. If the toggle is off, you earn nothing, even if you are logged in and ordering from the same account.
Can you join Screwfix Rewards on the website?
No. You can place orders on the website and still collect coins once you are opted in, but the actual sign-up has to happen in the Screwfix app.
That is slightly annoying if you mainly shop from a desktop, but it is how the scheme is built. Think of the app as the control panel for your rewards, even if you still prefer ordering online or buying in store.
Why the Rewards permissions toggle matters
Two things trip people up. First, you need the latest version of the app, so update it if the Rewards Centre isn't showing. Second, the opt-in is a genuine permission toggle. If it's off, you earn nothing, even with the app installed. Worth thirty seconds to check if you downloaded the app ages ago and assumed you were in.
Once you're in, turn on push notifications. Screwfix uses them to tell you when coins land, when you hit a milestone, and when your coins reset. Given how quickly rewards expire, those alerts do real work.
How do Screwfix Rewards coins work?
The earning rate is simple: 1 coin for every 1p you spend, which works out at 100 coins per £1. Since the March 2026 relaunch, coins are collected on orders placed in the app, online at screwfix.com, in store at the trade counter, and through the contact centre. That's the single biggest change from the old scheme, which only counted app orders.
How many coins do you get per £1?
You get 100 Screwfix coins for every £1 you spend. That is because the scheme awards 1 coin for every 1p of qualifying spend.
A few details from the small print that actually matter day to day:
- Coins count on every 1p of your order, including delivery charges. Gift cards and charity donations are the only exclusions.
- There's no minimum spend. A 79p pack of screws earns 79 coins.
- With a voucher or discount code, coins are calculated on the total after the discount.
- You can redeem a reward and still collect coins on the same order.
- Coins normally appear within an hour, but can take up to 24 hours.
Can you earn Screwfix coins in store?
Yes. Since 2 March 2026, Screwfix Rewards coins can be earned on app, online, in-store and contact centre orders.
That is a major change from the launch version, which only counted app orders. It means the scheme is now much more useful for trade counter shoppers who buy little and often, rather than only people who order through the app.
Does Screwfix have points or coins?
Screwfix calls them coins, not points. In practice, they work like loyalty points: you collect them on qualifying spend, build towards milestones, and unlock rewards in the app.
So if you are searching for Screwfix points, the current scheme you want is Screwfix Rewards coins. There is not a separate Screwfix points card or old-style loyalty points account.
When do Screwfix coins appear?
Coins normally appear within an hour, but can take up to 24 hours. Everything is tracked in the Rewards Hub in the app: your coin total, distance to the next milestone, earned rewards, and a history of recent orders and the coins they collected.
If your coins have not appeared straight away, do not panic after ten minutes. Wait at least 24 hours, then check whether you were opted in, whether the order qualified, and whether you are using a Business account.
Screwfix Rewards milestones, monthly resets and 14-day expiry
This is where the scheme gets interesting, and where most people lose value without realising.
Each month there are six coin milestones, and each one you reach unlocks a reward in your Rewards Hub. The exact coin targets and reward values are listed in the app, and the pattern is simple: the more you spend, the better the rewards. There's a ceiling, though. You can collect a maximum of 200,000 coins a month, which is £2,000 of spend, and after the sixth milestone you earn nothing until the next reset.
How many rewards can you earn each month?
You can earn up to six milestone rewards each month. Once you hit the sixth milestone, you have reached the monthly reward limit.
That does not mean Screwfix stops taking your money, obviously. It means any further orders that month will not push you towards more coins or rewards until the next monthly reset begins.
When do Screwfix coins reset?
On the first working day of every month, your coin balance drops to zero and the six milestones start again. If the new month begins on a weekend or bank holiday, the earning window stretches slightly, and anything earned up to 23:59 the day before the reset counts toward that month.
This is the bit that makes Screwfix Rewards very different from Tesco Clubcard, Nectar or most supermarket-style schemes. There is no long-term coin pot. It is a monthly cycle.
How long do Screwfix rewards last?
Earned rewards survive the reset. Coins reset, rewards don't. But rewards have their own clock: each reward code expires 14 days from the day it's issued. Codes work against any app, online, in-store or contact centre order, so redeeming is flexible, but the fortnight is fixed.
If you want the full legal detail, Screwfix publishes the current Screwfix Rewards promotional terms and conditions, including the monthly rules, reward list and live partner offer terms.
Why early-month orders can work better
Put those two clocks together and you get the tactical bit. A milestone reached in the first week of the month gives you a reward you can spend on later orders that same month, which earn more coins toward the next milestone. A milestone scraped on the last day of the month gives you a reward that spills into a month where your coins have reset anyway.
If a big material order is coming and you have any say over timing, place it early in the month to start the snowball.
One more quirk: because coins reset monthly and rewards expire in 14 days, there's no long game. You can't bank coins toward something big in six months, the way supermarket schemes allow. This is use-it-or-lose-it, built for people who shop weekly, not twice a year.
Screwfix Rewards benefits: offers, perks and partner deals
The milestone rewards are the core, but membership comes with three other strands, and they're easy to overlook because they live in the same corner of the app.
Surprise perks and prize draws
Surprise perks include giveaways, prize draws and member discount days run through the Rewards Hub. Some are open to all members, others go to selected customers only.
Recent examples include free Sprint delivery and 10% off Sprint orders for selected members, and a free Greggs breakfast roll and drink offer that ran in June 2026.
Partner offers
Partner offers are deals from third-party brands, rotating every few weeks. Recent ones have included £100 cashback from Tide, a Beer52 introductory box, and up to 50% off AA breakdown cover.
These are run by the partners rather than Screwfix, so read each offer's own terms, since some involve subscriptions that bill after the freebie.
Exclusive member-only offers
Exclusive offers are personalised member-only deals based on what you buy, delivered in the app.
These are worth checking before placing an order, especially if you are already buying from Screwfix that week. The annoying truth with app-based schemes is that the best offer is often the one you never saw because it was sitting quietly in a tab you forgot to open.
What happened to Screwfix Stack & Save and Rewards Unwrapped?
If you're comparing notes with a mate who joined at launch, or reading older coverage, here's what's different since 2 March 2026:
October 2025 launch | Since 2 March 2026 |
|---|---|
App orders only | App, online, in store, contact centre |
Limited-time promos, including Stack & Save and Rewards Unwrapped | Permanent monthly Spend & Save |
Up to 8 milestones per promo period | 6 milestones per month |
Coins wiped at the end of each promo | Coins reset on the first working day of each month |
Coin cap varied by promo | 200,000 coins, or £2,000 of spend, a month |
Coins from those earlier promos were removed when each one ended, so nothing carried over. Everyone started the March 2026 format at zero.
That is why older Screwfix Rewards guides can be misleading. If they say coins are app-only, tied to Stack & Save, or wiped when a short campaign ends, they are talking about the launch version rather than the current Spend & Save scheme.
Screwfix Rewards not working: why coins or rewards are missing
Judging by what people search for, missing coins and invisible rewards are the most common headaches. Before you ring Screwfix, check these in order:
Check you are opted in
Go to More, then Screwfix Rewards in the app. The permission toggle must be on. Opted out by accident? You can opt straight back in.
Check the app is updated
The Rewards Centre only shows on the latest version of the Screwfix app. If the Rewards section is missing, update the app first.
Wait up to 24 hours for coins
Coins usually land within an hour but can take a full day, as can milestone rewards. If you have just placed an order, give it time before assuming anything is broken.
Check whether you are using a Business account
Screwfix's help flags that rewards may not appear for Business customers, and staff of Screwfix, B&Q and parent company Kingfisher are excluded.
Check whether your order qualifies
Gift cards and charity donations do not earn coins. If you used a voucher or discount code, your coins are calculated on the order total after the discount.
Check whether you have hit milestone six
After the final milestone, coin earning stops until the reset. If you have already hit all six monthly milestones, more coins will not keep stacking up for that month.
If none of that explains it, wait 48 hours from the order and contact Screwfix, since their team can't trace coins earlier than that. The full rules live on the Screwfix Rewards page.
Is Screwfix Rewards worth it?
For a free scheme with a 1p minimum spend, there's no real downside, but the value depends on how you shop.
If you're at the trade counter every week, the maths works for you. Regular spend hits milestones most months, and the early-month snowball means rewards feed back into orders you were placing anyway. The £2,000 monthly cap only bothers serious spenders, and if that's you, you're unlocking the best rewards on the list every month.
If you're an occasional DIYer, temper expectations. A £60 tap and a tin of paint twice a year won't climb six milestones, and any reward you do unlock expires in 14 days. For that pattern, you'll usually do better checking the latest Screwfix discount codes before you order, since threshold and percentage-off codes don't care how often you shop.
The two also work together: coins are earned on your total after a code is applied, so a code plus coins beats either alone. If a project has you shopping beyond one retailer, our DIY and tools deals page pulls together offers across the big names.
UK retail loyalty is shifting toward this monthly, gamified format, and Screwfix's version is one of the more generous because the earning channels are so broad. We've covered how the Lidl Plus points scheme changed too, and the pattern is the same: everyone wants you back monthly now.
Screwfix Rewards FAQs
Is Screwfix Rewards free to join?
Yes. It's free and voluntary. You just need the app, a Screwfix account, and to be 18 or over in Great Britain or Northern Ireland.
Do Screwfix coins expire?
Your coin balance resets to zero on the first working day of every month, so coins last one month at most. Earned rewards survive the reset but expire 14 days after issue.
Can I earn coins in store?
Yes, since 2 March 2026. Coins are collected on orders in the app, online, in store and through the contact centre. The launch version was app-only.
How many coins do I get per pound?
100 coins per £1, since you earn 1 coin per 1p, including delivery charges but not gift cards or charity donations.
How many rewards can I earn a month?
Up to six, one at each milestone. After the sixth, coin earning pauses until the reset. The coin targets and reward values are shown in the Rewards Hub.
Can I join Screwfix Rewards on the website?
No. Joining is app-only, through the More section of the Screwfix app.
Why haven't my coins appeared?
Coins normally show within an hour but can take up to 24 hours. Check you're opted in, on the latest app version, and not on a Business account. Screwfix can't trace missing coins until 48 hours after the order.
Is Screwfix Rewards the same as Stack & Save?
No. Stack & Save was part of the earlier launch version of Screwfix Rewards. The current 2026 version is called Spend & Save and works on a monthly reset cycle.

I started at MyVoucherCodes as a Deal Expert, sourcing top deals and discount codes. I combined these skills with my passion for writing to become an Editor, helping readers save money. As a former student and homeowner, I understand the need to budget and provide shopping tips, especially for vegetarian and vegan diets. I've also written for publications like GamesRadar+, Tom's Guide, Tom's Hardware, The Sun, My Weekly, iPaper and Pick Me Up!
I play video games, write reviews for GameReport in my spare time, and love trying out the latest tech gadgets. I also enjoy DIY projects, having worked in a tool store and renovated my home on a budget.